A warranty that goods delivered will be free of creditors' claims, such as liens of which the buyer is not aware at the time of contracting is known as:

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A warranty that goods delivered will be free of creditors' claims, such as liens of which the buyer is not aware at the time of contracting is known as:​

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A warranty against encumbrances ensures that the goods delivered are free from any third-party claims, such as liens or encumbrances, that the buyer was unaware of at the time of the contract. This warranty protects the buyer from legal disputes over the goods' ownership.

A Warranty That Goods Delivered Will Be Free of Creditors